Going to the VMFA and analyzing the art with “I see” and “I wonder” was a unique experience.\u00a0 I am a 7 second window shopper with it comes to most historical art.\u00a0 My art appreciation is geared towards science museums and photography exhibits.\u00a0 Looking at the art as we’ve been taught definitely made me think and wonder about the objects.\u00a0 I am still wondering if the statue of the man was made out of one piece of stone and what caused the marbling effect on that stone.\u00a0 It amazes me the ancient civilizations had the ability to make such intricate art the stood the test of time.<\/p>\n
I wonder how a young class would receive the virtual tour.\u00a0 I had a difficult time answer the questions because I wasn’t really sure what was being asked.\u00a0 Personally, I became a little disinterested about halfway through.\u00a0 It was so much more engaging to see the actual pieces that we were observing.<\/p>\n
I wonder how effective it would be to have the students create there own art representative of the time period\/culture being studies.\u00a0 I would be good prep work before visiting a museum.\u00a0 There would have the added bonus of having the artist present to explain their creation and purpose and answer questions after the class is\u00a0finished interpreting the piece.<\/p>\n
Are there any programs that would bring relatively inexpensive replications of historical art into the classroom?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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